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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1972
Page
6
A call for caution around water after several Oswego County drownings involving teens in the Oswego River and dangers at Lake Ontario. Emphasizes supervising swimmers, avoiding unsupervised waters, and enforcing pool rules to prevent more tragedies.
An analysis contrasts Social Security with the income tax, noting tax increases from 5.2 to 5.7 percent and wage base rises, while arguing for reform. It cites equity concerns, dual benefits for some workers, and the need to raise minimum Social Security benefits amid inflation and fiscal policy skepticism.
A reader asks about life expectancy after lung cancer surgery and cobalt therapy. The columnist notes poor short term prognosis for advanced lung cancer, cites early detections offering years of cure, and references a voice box reconstruction from skin with surgeons McGrail and Oldfield in Toronto plus implications for other doctors.
Washington urges global cooperation to deter hijacking through stronger treaties and harsher punishments. Senator Magnuson pushes a bill to ban flights to or from nations that harbor hijackers, calling for a total air transport boycott and stricter extradition policies.
Hal Boyle laments the push for diet fads and health foods as he describes fatigue from changing routines. He notes his wife Betty Ann’s zeal for vitamins and unusual products, from oat soap to specialized shampoo and dolomite toothpaste, leaving him tired and exasperated.
Fred Ziegler, 67, of Chicago, died in Middletown after injuries from a daytime crash on New York 17 in Sullivan County. He was a passenger in a car driven by Richard Hellinger, 66, of East Northport, which slid on a wet road and rear swung into a parked maintenance dump truck at the center mall.
A group of Hanoi's top strategists recorded an advance forecast on why their South Vietnam invasion would bog down. They judged uprisings unlikely, anticipated Saigon's demoralization, and warned of weak guerrilla support and poor party organization. They believed corrections would take years.
In New York AP reports a surge in gold prices amid rumors of a high level secret Russia agreement to raise monetary gold from 38 to as much as 146 an ounce. Analysts note no concrete action or official statements, while debates over demonetization and currency backing continue.
The World Almanac notes Alfred Mahan, an American naval historian, argued sea control decides warfare. His 1890 to 1892 books spurred global naval buildup before World War I and influenced Allied victories in World War II.
Public notice outlines post office filings for Oswego New York and the consolidation of the Palladium and Times in 1925. It lists annual and weekly carrier rates, single copies, and mall rates for Oswego and nearby areas, plus advertising representatives and Associated Press affiliation.
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